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...committee searches for new classes to incorporate into its program next year, professors worry that loopholes in the new curriculum??s structure may allow for specialized courses that deviate from the ideal of a general education. “The structure is the same, of course,” said Gross, “because institutions are comfortable with what they’re used...
...committee searches for new classes to incorporate into its program next year, professors worry that loopholes in the new curriculum??s structure may allow for specialized courses that deviate from the ideal of a general education. “The structure is the same, of course,” said Gross, “because institutions are comfortable with what they’re used...
While six courses were approved for General Education credit late last month, one of the curriculum??s eight required categories now only lists one newly created course, and another still offers no new classes. As 1600 incoming freshman and approximately half of the Class of 2012 prepare to fulfill Gen Ed requirements, whether or not the nascent program has taken its intended shape remains in question. While two of the courses approved on February 26 are brand new, four of them are currently offered. There will be no changes to Government 20: “Introduction to Comparative...
...approval of four more classes for General Education credit brings the total number of approved courses to 70 across the new curriculum??s eight categories...
Last Thursday, the Gen Ed committee approved 10 courses for the new curriculum??but History Professor Daniel L. Smail’s new course History 1060: “Europe and Its Borders, 950-1550,” may need to be offered as a departmental alternative which can cap course enrollment—rather than a Gen Ed class which cannot—since Smail may not be able to find enough teaching fellows for the high projected course enrollment...